Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-10-03

10 work Tor Ii brother ChArle~-
J. n Cas- exhibited some rice organs
a The Caledonia and Orleans county fairs
Ed Richardson AID wife q Barnet are
II town visiting Darling and wife
ere II town visiting 81 a L Browns
G Bradley has Iez his farm 70 james
Weber and moved ID LyDdouvlIIe- Geo
WaIcoa Las taken the FuUer farm On Gil
be1 square
WheeIock-
David Wood i doing the work On Fred
/ DAYS house
: g Gray ! improving his hotel by
fixing up The e1 part
Quite q number went from this place 10
>beHeld 70 attend The pound parry a E.
der Chr5~uie-S last Friday afternoon The
Elder vas mneh pleased and vel prepar-
/ Cd 10 stand such pounding s. that
FAIR NOTES
TIE aggregation Of French
borse-jockeys. disTeputable Y Yankees,
/ old vehicles and horse crow bait was
large, bat . field had been opened
/ for them and they had things their
Own way. This sort q Al ele-
nent must Be somewhere. and # II
can Be fenced II, Il : an advantage
10 the rest Of humanity some Of
the crowd vas peddIing q liquor
saited 10 the occasion. and vii settle
their bills With the state for the priv
! Ilege Of getting Others drunk
The police did their duty very qui-
city. and few realized that there VS.
any particular care being given . /
keeping order Those Who we're uv-
ing 10 peddle 3 little liquor reported
that they we're watched . closely /
thar they could do Dothing. i few
took their risks. and paid quite dear
y for the privilege Several parties 4
appeared On the grounds with pool 4
wheels. and various contrivances for I
gambling. but the authorities put 8 (
stop 70 their proceedings and thev f
departed with bitter wailings
The " c. 7. Union ladies had q
corner among the tents and fur
nisbed water. coffee and cold lunches
81 very reasonable rates. They were
vel paronized. and their efforts IN
the direction Of keeping The fair 80
Der. though not al visible. we're
such that Il was neither safe OF nee
essarv 70 get set up on beer or
other liquids. We are glad they have
Lad : little practical experience with
the element that needs the force Of
tie prohibirorv Law upon i.
Among the most Interesting exhib-
IL vas q tent supplied with various
grains, vegetables. etc. raised under
the quickening influence q The Pacific
guano- The products ranged al the
way from the cotton plant 10 8 Yer
mont cucumber. and there were spec
linens Of wonderful size. Il : 8 hap
py way Of showing what 3 good fer
tilzer vii do for growing crops.
The Barton band furnished music !
on Wednesday. The Lynd0nviIle band :
on Thursday. and We vii not under
take 10 discriminate. They are each
under the instruction Of J. v. Batch
elder and play well
Among the most attractive things
about floral hall was q display Of 10 g
raj emhlems- notices, bouquets. and
funeral pieces shown by c T. Gibbs :
IF 81 Johnsburv, florist Among
he things shown was 3 pillow IN ?
,cIbed with the words AT Rest
mother one II immortelles Of bright 8
,olors. sheaves Of Italian wheat. etc. :
VI. Gibbs i doing s large business.
nd Is Z perfectly reliable man. =
The piano and organ men occupied Pr
ute q large part Of the front Of the !.
al and those looking after insru- =
lents had good opportunity TO hear .
he different sorts. A. z. C0wIes
sd up his big sign and his depart O
leBt was as fine a. q parIor: he
bowed TWO Of his Mathusbek pianos.
Ne instruments. and several Wilcox
: White organs. Mss CowIes Of
.urke played the instruments finely B
nd had & crowd Of listeners Mr..
owles has sold 8 very large number
{ these instruments during the last p
ve years J. N Cass who handles
le Smith American and other or Il
ans, and several styles Of pianos, E
I'D four or five fine instruments b
Inch Miss Lila Spencer of Lyndon d
lie manipulated very skiIlfuIy- Mr. Pc
ass i q very honorable dealer, and
arties vii do vel 70 remember him p
hen looking after instruments A.
: Bailey Of s. Johnsbury. who was =
ztliifbIting his instruments 81 several
her fairs. had piano and three or
ans here He Is q very large dealer
Id has probably sold more Estev or Z
AIS than any party II Vermont -
i music rooms 81 s. Johnsburv = -
Id Burlington contain nearly al the
andard instruments made in the
'unuy. Va.
E v. Silsby had his stand and s al
d large amount Of goods 80.
O well conducted fair IN this part Of ssas
{ state can get along without =
frank SIsby- pep
bu1
Reunion Co Z, 9Th Vt ne.
The second annual reunion Of Co. Hos